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That is an obvious solution for extremely expensive items that do not sell much. It doesn't work if the seller can just pay people to buy the thing and then wr
by dmoy 10y ago
That is an obvious solution for extremely expensive items that do not sell much. It doesn't work if the seller can just pay people to buy the thing and then write a review, no?
- mc32 10y agoI think they should be able to tell apart from people's purchasing history if they are "organic" buyers [normal people's consumption patterns of goods] or something organized to curry favorable reviews. Sure someone could get paid to review an item and also be an avid consumer of a product, but in that case it would seem they believe in the item. Imagine someone buys eneloop over and over, never offer a review, then purchases a no-name brand, gives rave reviews and goes back to buying eneloop again.